The trek is considered moderate to challenging. It involves daily walks of 5–7 hours on rocky and uphill terrain at high altitude. No technical climbing is required, but a reasonable level of fitness and determination is important. Our guides pace the trek carefully to allow for proper acclimatization and comfort.

The best seasons are:

• Spring (March to May) – Clear skies, blooming rhododendrons, and comfortable temperatures.

• Autumn (September to November) – Stable weather and excellent visibility for mountain views.
  Trekking is also possible in winter (December–February) with fewer crowds but colder temperatures.

• In Kathmandu, we provide comfortable 4-star hotels with modern amenities.

• During the trek, we use well-selected teahouses that are clean, safe, and cozy, offering twin-sharing rooms and shared bathrooms.
  You can enjoy warm dining areas and hot meals at every stop.

We are very conscious about the quality and hygiene of meals. You’ll enjoy a variety of fresh, nutritious foods including Nepali, Tibetan, and Western dishes—like rice, noodles, soups, pasta, vegetables, eggs, potatoes, and bread.
We believe eating well is the success of trekking, so we take special care with your diet. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are always available upon request.

Your safety is our highest priority. All our guides are trained in first aid, mountain safety, and AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) management.
We carry first-aid kits, oxygen cylinders, and communication devices on every trek. The itinerary includes proper acclimatization days to reduce the risk of altitude sickness.

Our guides monitor your health daily. If symptoms of AMS appear, they will respond immediately — providing rest, medication, or arranging evacuation if necessary. In serious cases, we coordinate emergency helicopter rescue to Kathmandu (covered by insurance).

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for the Everest Base Camp Trek. It must cover high-altitude trekking (up to 5,600m) and emergency evacuation. We recommend arranging your insurance before arriving in Nepal.

We suggest preparing 2–3 months in advance with regular walking, jogging, hiking, or stair climbing. Focus on cardio and leg strength. You don’t need to be an athlete, but good fitness will make the trek much more enjoyable.

We handle all necessary permits for you, including:

• Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

• Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit
  Both are included in our package cost.

Yes, most teahouses offer Wi-Fi (for a small fee) and charging facilities for your electronic devices. However, connections can be slow or limited at higher altitudes. It’s best to carry a power bank or solar charger.

Each trekker is allowed 10–12 kg of personal luggage, carried by a porter. You can store extra belongings safely at your hotel in Kathmandu before the trek.

Absolutely! We welcome solo travelers, and you can join a small group departure or arrange a private trek. You’ll always have a professional guide and porter with you.

Yes, flights to Lukla Airport are generally safe, though they depend on weather conditions. We always book with reliable airlines and monitor flight updates closely. In rare cases of weather delays, we assist with re-scheduling or helicopter options.

✅ Focus on safety and responsible travel
✅ Trained guides experienced in high-altitude trekking and AMS care
✅ Nutritious, hygienic meals to keep you energized
✅ Comfortable 4-star hotels in Kathmandu
✅ Personalized service, small groups, and genuine Himalayan hospitality